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The Samsung Omnia II has been rumored to be coming out for a while. Finally, leaked documents reveal that the the Samsung Ominia II will go on sale at Verizon on December 2.
The Samsung Omnia II will be running Windows 6.5 with an impressive feature list includes 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED display, a 5-megapixel camera and 8GB of internal storage expandable up to 48 GB with a microSD card. Probably the most stunning feature of the Samsung Ominia II is the AMOLED display with DVD quality video viewing.
You can use the TouchWhiz interface or the Windows UI. It comes with widgets and you can multi-task while using them. Users can also access and download content speedily while on the move thanks to the Omnia II's HSUPA 5.76Mbps,
HSDPA 7.2Mbps and Wi-Fi capabilities
The price tag for the Samsung Omnia II is $199 for the with a two year contract and two year agreement after a $100 mail-in rebate. You can use the Mobile News' Verizon online coupon-link to get the rebate instantly with an online purchase.
Pyramid Research just published its Q3 2009 Handset Forecasts that show a dramatic increase in demand for
smartphones. RIM which has 50% of the current smartphone marekt especially at Verizon.
Pyramid estimate smartphones will represent 31%
of new handsets sold in the US in 2009, up more than double from 15%
two years prior. Indeed, market leader Verizon claimed that smartphones
represented 40% of its device sales in Q2 2009. These smartphone sales will be propelled by US consumers' love for messaging
and mobile Internet-based services on devices with qwerty keyboards,
touch screens, HTML browsers, larger screens and sophisticated
operating systems.
Pyramid believes that Verizon is the world leader in the sale of BlackBerry devices. Second place AT&T, the world leader in iPhone sales, reported similar success. AT&T sold 4.3m integrated devices in Q3 2009, and 75% were iPhones. At the end of the third quarter, 41.7% of AT&T's postpaid base had an integrated device, up from 22% in the year-ago period.
According to Pyramid smartphones will grow
to comprise roughly 60% of new handsets sold in 2014. By then, they expect Apple's exclusive relationship with AT&T to have ceased,
which could potentially make the iPhone available to an additional 200m
US wireless customers.
We know you keyboard lovers have been holding your breath waiting for the HTC Touch Pro2 to be back in stock at Verizon.. The last time this well-reviewed reasonably-priced, keyboard-tastic smartphone came back in stock, it sold-out in a day.
Today, we checked at the Verizon online store below the rumble of the Droid invasion there it was the smartphone many have been drooling over: The HTC Touch Pro2 without that ugly "Out-of-Stock" hovering over it.
The HTC Touch Pro went on sale at Verizon on September 11. Reviewers of the HTC Touch Pro2 called it the the King of Windows Mobile smartphones
and the best high-end smartphone. The world phone has a 3.6 WGA tilting
touchscreen, 3.2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth and up to 5.2 hours of
battery life. It sold-out quickly. Came back in-stock and then sold-out again.
The Verizon spokeswoman told us that
more would be in stock by the end of October. It came in stock for a very brief time. The advantage the HTC Touch Pro2 has over the Droid is that it is world phone and will work in other parts of the world. It also has one of the best keyboards known to texters.
The HTC Touch Pro2 is priced lower than the other carriers who carry
the phone, T-Mobile and Sprint price is $349.99 after rebates. The
Verizon price for the HTC Touch Pro2 is $199 after mail-in rebates.
Wireless and Mobile News' readers who were able to nab the HTC Touch
Pro2 used the Mobile News' Verizon online coupon-link to get the rebate instantly with an online purchase.
The HTC Touch Pro2 currently comes loaded with Windows Mobile 6.1 but you will be able to update it to Windows Mobile 6.5. The HTC Touch Pro2 was voted CTIA Hot for the Holidays in the smarpthone category.
"The HTC Touch Pro2 is the kind of Windows experience that people have been wanting to see," remarked IDC analyst Ramon Llamas regarding the surge in smartphone sales.
An added bonus is that when you use the Wireless and Mobile News' Instant Phone Rebate Only Available with Online Purchase you don't have to wait for a rebate.
Over the weekend it was rumored that the new Sony Ericsson Xperia Android smartphone would be called the the Xperia 3, that was previously code-named Rachel. Instead Sony has jumped numbers to Sony XPERIA X10.
Sony created something similiar to the Moto Blur experience. They developed Android apps in what they call the UX Platform for media, contacts/social networking, email syncing and recoginizing faces. In a video demo they make all the features rock.
The UX platform builds on top of the Open OS and creates a unique Sony Ericsson user experience by combining entertainment features with signature applications.The Sony UX Platform Introduces signature applications like Mediascape and Timescape, the XPERIA X10 lets consumers organize everything in their phone in an intuitive way:
- Sony Ericsson Timescape manages all your communication with one person in one place. Browse through your conversations the bright way to check out your Faceboo Twitter, photos, emails, and texts all in one go
- Sony Ericsson Mediascape is the smart way to get all the music, photos and videos you want from your favourite friends and artists. It accesses content from everywhere - your phone, YouTube, PlayNoW - and presents everything for you
The Android OS doesn't have a built-in system that resembles the syncing ability of iTunes, but Sony has an app for that which is being called "Mediascape."This added-to-Android Mediscape video looks very impressive and commenters call it "slick and sexy." Others point out that they think the iPhone iTunes is cleaner and better.
Beware because at the beginning and end of the video is a key phrase, "This video is conceptional and only intended for internal use. Do not distribute"
The song goes, "Get ready to jump. I'm ready to jump!"
If you look carefully at the video the amount of processor power and memory for all the jumping flashy animation would surely cause a glitch or a screen freeze. For entertainment purposes though, the Rachel Android UI video is fun to watch and it is easy to dance/jump to.
If you would like to see photos and specs of the real Android Rachel Sony Xperia 3 read today's earlier article.
IDC isn’t the only research company that is reporting a positive outlook for wireless in the fourth Quarter. ABI Research is reporting a slowing of the contraction in the market and calls Android the “dark horse” that could capture 10% of the market in 2010.
“The outlook for mobile handset markets continues to improve”, says Jake Saunders, ABI Research’s VP for Forecasting. “While 3Q-2009 showed a YoY 6.5% contraction in shipments to 291.1 million, 2009 should close out with only a 4%-5% contraction (to 1,138 million for the year).”
Handset vendors are starting to mutter confidently of 4Q-2009 cash tills jingling to the tune of robust handset sales. In 3Q-2009, North America and Asia-Pacific helped to spearhead a recovery. In North America, the avid enthusiasm for smartphones was the driver. In Asia-Pacific, recovery in the local economies has been stoking interest in upgrades.
Market shares are starting to thaw. Nokia saw its market share slip from 38.3% to 37.3% in 3Q-2009. Samsung continues to steam ahead, raising its market share to 20.7%. Despite some very novel handset model introductions in 2Q-2009, LG’s market-share softened in 3Q-2009 (10.9%). All the other vendors either held their ground or lost a small amount of market share.
The prime exception is Apple: its iPhone range of smartphones increased its market share from 1.9% to 2.5%. There have been arguments that Apple’s limited handset line-up will constrain growth, but for the mid-term, ABI Research does not expect any slowdown in Apple’s market-share growth.
“Despite the successes of the iPhone operating system, the leading player in the smartphone OS market is still very much Symbian (48%), followed by Blackberry (18%),” notes practice director Kevin Burden.
“The ‘dark horse’ in all this is Android.” This week Motorola announced the launch of its navigation-friendly “Droid” handset. As the list of vendors committed to releasing Android handsets expands, product momentum should translate into increased Android sales. ABI Research estimates Android could capture 10% of the smartphone market by 2014.
The fourth quarter releases of smartphones including Android and BlackBerry, along with the success of the HTC Touch Pro2 are helping fuel a positive outlook for the wireless market in Q4. We talked with senior research analyst Ramon Llamas at IDC who just released the IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker.
"The HTC Touch Pro2 is the kind of Windows experience that people have been wanting to see," remarked Llamas about the sold-out Windows smartphone. The HTC Touch Pro2 went on sale in September at Verizon, sold-out, came back-in-stock for a day and then sold-out again.
Another factor, contributing to his positive outlook for smartphones, is Verizon's Droid, "Everyone is optimistic on many fronts. Motorola is hopeful and Verizon is very positive," Llamas said.
Llamas pointed out that Motorola and Verizon are positioning the Droid feature-set squarely against the iPhone which shows their confidence in Droid.
Smartphones such as the Motorola Cliq, HTC Hero, BlackBerry Storm2 and BlackBerry Bold 9700 contribute to the optimism for the growing smartphone market.
"The mobile phone market is showing the first signs of improvement since the onset of the economic crisis," Llamas said "During the third quarter, we saw a number of channels promoting older devices at significantly lower prices. For many, this was enough to spur demand and push volumes higher. Now that we have moved into the fourth quarter, vendors are setting the stage for further gains by launching their flagship devices to meet pent-up demand."
Verizon Droid Rated 4 out 5 by Wireless and Mobile News' Review of ReviewsThe new reviews of the Verizon Motorola Droid just came out and reviewers were all impressed with the fast processor speed, web browser and brilliant display on the Verizon Droid smartphone.
The Verizon Motorola Droid is scheduled to land on earth on November 6 and some reviewers think it is "out of this world.' Droid has everything an alien or earthling could want, Wi-Fi, multi-window web browsing, super-high res 3.7", mutlittasking of apps, voice search, 5 megapixel camera with LED flash and DVD playback, turn-by-turn Google navigation(Beta) while reviewers found just a few things to criticize.
For those who do a lot of texting or emailing the slide-out QWERTY keyboard should be a welcome addition but reviewers were disappointed by its flatness and that it could slide back-in accidentally.
Some reviewers loved the media playing functions and one especially liked the YouTube videos. Unfortunately the Verizon Droid doesn't currently sync media with a PC. However, the Droid email functionality which includes unified email from mutiple source including pushed MS Exchange/Gmail and often checked Pop3 email, worked well. The universal search feature was mentioned and appreciated. The Verizon Droid is geared more towards a business user therefore it doesn't have as good as social networking integration as the Motorola CLIQ.
Reviewers called the Verizon Droid the fasted and most lust-worthy Android smartphone but still don't believe the iPhone should be or will be killed. None of the reviewers had time to test out the turn-by-turn directions but did note that turn-by-turn Google Maps Nav Beta is a game changer because it's free.
Droid by Motorola will be available in the United States exclusively at Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and online for $199.99 with a new two-year customer agreement after a $100 mail-in rebate. Customers will receive the rebate in the form of a debit card; upon receipt, customers may use the card as cash anywhere debit cards are accepted. If you use the Wireless and Mobile News' online purchase coupon-link for Instant Phone Rebate Only Available with Online Purchase then you don't have to wait for the rebate.
The Droid has taken the thunder out of the BlackBery Storm2 which is now included in Verizon's Buy One BlackBerry or Netbook Free deal.
Let the inter-galatic smartphone wars being. Droid will be invading the planet on November 6. Motorola and Verizon unveiled Droid by Motorola today. Most of the features were previously leaked, and they are impressive. Verizon is touting its high-speed web browsing, voice-activated search, customizable large screen, and what they call the best 3G mobile network in the country. Droid also includes access to Google Voice and Google apps.
They claim Droid by Motorola is one of the thinnest full-QWERTY slider phones available. It is a no-fuss, high-tech, location-aware, voice-recognizing, over-the-air updating, multi-tasking machine - and it is available just in time for holiday wish lists.
Droid has everything an alien or earthling could want, Wi-Fi, multi-window web browsing, super-high res 3.7", mutlittasking of apps, voice search, 5 megapixel camera with LED flash and DVD playback, turn-by-turn Google navigation(Beta),
Today, the AT&T HTC Tilt 2 smartphone goes on sale at AT&T it's a lot like like the HTC Touch Pro2. In fact, cases that fit the HTC Touch Pro2 fit the AT&T Tilt 2 smartphone. However, the HTC Tilt 2 smarpthone ships with the latest version of Windows Mobile 6.5 which has more features. Owners of the HTC Touch Pro2 will have to update their smartphones tot h Windows Mobile 6.5.This smartphone is simply keyboard-tastic with a large keyboard that even an old touch typist could write emails on without getting frustrated. To get an idea how emailiscious this smartphone is you can read our Review of Reviews of the HTC Touch Pro2, called it the the King of Windows Mobile smartphones and the best high-end smartphone. Th HTC Tilt 2 has a 3.6 WGA tilting touchscreen, 3.2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth and up to 5.2 hours of battery life.
The HTC Touch Pro 2 was so popular at Veriozn it keeps selling out but with a much lower sale price of $199 after rebates. Then it came back in stock and sold-out again.
The HTC Tilt 2
at AT&T sells for $299.99 with a $50
mail-in-rebate. Two-year agreement on a minimum $69.99 plan required.
If you are a new AT&T customer, don't forget to use the he Wireless and Mobile News' $50 off online only coupon-link with the purchase of a new phone with a plan. Free shipping is included with online activation.
There was good news for all of you texting fans, web-fiends and emailaholics who couldn't wait to get their hands on the keyboard-tastic HTC Touch Pro2. It was back in stock on the Verizon website for what appears to be a very short time. The HTC Touch Pro went on sale at Verizon on September 11. Reviewers of the HTC Touch Pro2 called it the the King of Windows Mobile smartphones and the best high-end smartphone. The world phone has a 3.6 WGA tilting touchscreen, 3.2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth and up to 5.2 hours of battery life. It sold-out quickly.
The Verizon spokeswoman told us that more would be in stock by the end of the month. If anyone is able to nab this King, please let us know and after you buy yours, we'll let the rest of the HTC Touch Pro2-hungry crowd know how.
The HTC Touch Pro2 is priced lower than the other carriers who carry the phone, T-Mobile and Sprint price is $349.99 after rebates. The Verizon price for the HTC Touch Pro2 is $199 after mail-in rebates. Wireless and Mobile News' readers who were able to nab the HTC Touch Pro used the Mobile News' Verizon online coupon-link to get the rebate instantly with an online purchase.
The HTC Touch Pro2 currently comes loaded with Windows Mobile 6.1 but you will be able to update it to Windows Mobile 6.5 sometime in October or November. The HTC Touch Pro2 was voted CTIA Hot for the Holidays in the smarpthone categorey.
Many Windows Mobile smartphone owners have been waiting to discover if their smartphones will be updated to Windows Mobile 6.5. It's especially daunting for smartphones such as the HTC Touch Pro2 which only came out a few weeks ago and now has sold-out and is very difficult to find.If yoy have a Windows Mobile 5.0 or 6.0 smartphone, you are plum out of luck and not elligible for the update. Depending on the carrier and manufacturer, an update from Windows 6.1 to Windows 6.5 may be available, and released either through your carrier and/or the manufacturer. Not all models of smartphones will be updatable. You should check with your mobile operator to determine update availability.
| Phone* | Manufacturer | Expected availability** |
| Dash 3G | HTC | Date not yet available |
| Jack | Samsung | October/November 2009 |
| Epix | Samsung | Date not yet available |
| Omnia 2 | Samsung | Date not yet available |
| Ozone | HTC | Date not yet available |
| Snap | HTC | Date not yet available |
| Touch Diamond 2 | HTC | October/November 2009 |
| Touch Pro 2 | HTC | October/November 2009 |
| Traveler 137 | Pharos | November 2009 |
Sprint and Samsung announced while at CTIA Wireless IT and Entertainment, the upcoming arrival of Samsung Intrepid, a Windows phone powered by Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional.
The Samsung Intrepid improves on previous Samsung Windows phones with an user experience that offers a customizable Today screen to displays the features the user accesses most often and shows important information like new emails, text messages, missed calls and calendar appointments. It also has a richer Internet browsing experience and new personalization options including a diverse selection of designer themes and the ability to create an original look for your phone with the built-in theme creator.
Samsung Intrepid is aninternational device and will be available on Sunday, Oct. 11 for $149.99 (excluding taxes) with a new line or eligible upgrade, two-year service agreement, and after a $50 instant savings and $100 mail-in rebate.
While the Android Locusts buzzed around CTIA, Windows Mobile was also quietly powering super-smart phones. HTC unveiled the HTC HD2, the first Windows phone with HTC Sense with a high-resolution, 4.3-inch capacitive touch display, the ultra thin HTC HD2 delivers more visible content in a sharper, brighter and richer way.
The HD2 uses the first capacitive touch display on a Windows phone to make viewing, zooming and resizing websites, Microsoft Office files, PDF documents and pictures easier with just a pinch of your fingers. The large display also enables faster, more efficient and accurate typing using the onscreen keyboard. Utilizing Qualcomm's new 1Ghz Snapdragon mobile processor, the HTC HD2 offers enhanced performance that improves the speed of applications, videos, games and more.
HTC has also included a new Windows-based version of its Twitter application, HTC Peep. The pictures you take with the 5MP camera can also be quickly shared via Facebook or Twitter.
The HD2 includes a variety of sensors including a proximity sensor that is used to prevent false screen touches when the phone is picked up to answer or make a call. A light sensor automatically adjusts the brightness of the display. Leveraging its 3G broadband connectivity, the HTC HD2 also offers personal Wi-Fi anywhere for your computer or other devices.
While the major news story yesterday, was Google and Verizon joining the Android invasion of devices and apps, the real news is that Windows Phone the HTC Touch Pro 2 is a hot-seller at Verizon, and keeps selling out.Our readers have been bugging us to find out what happened with that super-popular keyboard-tastic HTC Touch Pro2 and why it is still out of stock at Verizon online. At first we heard that there would be some in stock within a week, which apparently flew off the shelves instantly.
Here's what the Verizon spokeswoman told us today:
"Sales exceeded expectations. The HTC Touch Pro2 has literally been flying off shelves. Customers wanted a great device at a great price."
"We're getting regular shipments in, but customers are so enthusiastic about the HTC Touch Pro2 they're buying them as soon as they are available. We're anticipating the ability to meet demand later this month."
The HTC Touch Pro went on sale at Verizon on September 11. Reviewers of the HTC Touch Pro2 called it the the King of Windows Mobile smartphones and the best high-end smartphone.The world phone has a 3.6 WGA tilting touchscreen, 3.2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth and up to 5.2 hours of battery life. The HTC Touch Pro2 won the CTIA Emerging Technology Award in the smartphone category.
The Verizon price for the HTC Touch Pro is $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement on a voice plan with an e-mail feature or e-mail plan. T-Mobile and Sprint sell the HTC Touch Pro 2 for $349.99 after rebates.
Microsoft debuted their new line of Windows phones and their new OS Windows Mobile 6.5.
Windows mobile users can now also find useful applications from the Windows Marketplace for Mobile.
Microsoft expects partners to deliver more than 30 new phones in more than 20 countries by the end of 2009.
Because people's phones often match their personality and unique needs, Microsoft now offers the Windows phone Custom Theme Creator. People can create personalized themes for their Windows phone by choosing the color and design that suits their style at http://www.windowsphone.com/theme.
With a Windows phone, people will have familiar work and play experiences right from their Start button, including these:
| • | A new enhanced Windows Live experience with What's New feeds and improved Windows Live photo sharing across major social networking sites (such as Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and Flickr) |
| • | A best-in-class e-mail experience and the ability to manage multiple accounts right from their phone with Outlook Mobile and Exchange Server synchronization |
| • | The ability to use PowerPoint and open and edit Word and Excel documents from their phone with Microsoft Office Mobile |
| • | The power to sync files on the phone through Windows Live Media Manager and play media files seamlessly with Windows Media Player |
| • | A redesigned Windows Internet Explorer mobile browser with Adobe Flash Lite2 that brings the mobile Web browsing experience closer to what people have come to expect from their PC |
Microsoft is pleased today to introduce 246 quality mobile applications initially in Windows Marketplace for work and play, with more than 753 ISVs worldwide on board to continue building out the catalog. People will have access to not only important line-of-business applications for work, but also popular mobile applications for play such as Facebook, MySpace, Netflix, Twikini, WunderRadio and ZAGAT, as well as leading game titles including Sudoku, "Guitar Hero World Tour" and the "PAC-MAN" series, all of which can be easily purchased and installed directly on a Windows phone.
All purchased applications are certified by Microsoft to run on Windows phones and are backed by a simple return policy. Over the next few months, Microsoft will continue to evolve Windows Marketplace for Mobile to bring to market a fresh take on the app store that delivers strong value for developers and a great shopping experience for people.
AT&T will offer the HTC Tilt 2 with Windows Mobile 6.5. Designed for the business professional, the HTC Tilt 2 has Microsoft Office capability and
productivity. It's the successor to the first AT&T Tilt.
The HTC Tilt 2 features a high-resolution 3.6-inch widescreen WVGA display which can be easily tilted for an expanded viewing area and a large QWERTY keyboard, which is optimized for heavy email use.
A quality speakerphone experience is enabled by dual speakers and dual microphones with advanced noise cancellation, and HTC's Straight Talk which allows for simplified conference calling and activation of the speakerphone by simply turning over the device. The HTC Tilt 2 also features a 3.2 megapixel camera.
The HTC Tilt 2 has an enhanced TouchFLO 3D interface on a large touchscreen that makes navigation intuitive and rich. It offers full access to voice, text, or email in a single contact view, regardless of whether voice, text or email was used. This view can be accessed from the contact card or in the in-call screen during a phone conversation, ensuring the latest conversations are always at hand.
AT&T will support Windows Marketplace for Mobile in 2009 for access to a variety of application. AT&T customers' purchases from Windows Marketplace can be added to their monthly statements. .
Windows Mobile 6.5 received several upgrades that enhance ease-of-use, such as a touch-friendly user interface and improved browser with Flash support. Content and applications are just a fingertip away on the redesigned Start Menu and Internet Explorer Mobile will support the rich experiences that many Web pages offer for desktop computers.
The HTC Tilt 2, will be available in the following weeks for $299.99 with a $50 mail-in-rebate. Two-year agreement on a minimum $69.99 plan required.
If you are a new AT&T customer, don't forget to use the he Wireless and Mobile News' $50 off online only coupon-link with the purchase of a new phone with a plan. Free shipping is included with online activation.
AT&T is now selling the touchscreen smartphone, the HTC PURE with Windows Mobile 6.5. The HTC PURE
offers an advanced touch experience that is optimized for one-hand use,
which further evolves the compact smartphone design.
Incorporating a large, brilliant 3.2-inch WVGA (800 x480 resistive touchscreen (with stylus), the HTC PURE is crafted to fit perfectly into the hand. The HTC Pure has an advanced five megapixel auto-focus camera with video capture, gravity sensor and an ambient light sensor. There's memory card slot that will allow users to easily add up to an additional 16GB of storage space for music or whatever.
Pricing and AvailabilityThe HTC PURE is available at AT&T (pay $199.99 and receive $50 mail-in-rebate) Two-year agreement on a minimum $69.99 plan required.) If you are a new AT&T customer, don't forget to use the he Wireless and Mobile News' $50 off online only coupon-link with the purchase of a new phone with a plan. Free shipping is included with online activation.
Verizon and HTC have teamed up for the HTC Imagio, a multimedia 3G world smartphone that goes on sale online on October 6. The HTC Imagio is Verizon Wireless' is the first smartphone to support V CAST
Mobile TV, the HTC Imagio brings news, sports and entertainment from
popular broadcast channels to life on its 3.6" color
display. The HTC Imagio's mobile productivity is made possible by
Windows Mobile 6.5. They say that is a Windows phone that is engineered to keep customers connected to both entertainment and work. Features include Wi-Fi, 3.5 mm jack, long-life battery, syncable/viewable Microsoft Office capabilities and a 5 megapixel camera. It appears to be a lot like the well- reviewed HTC Touch Pro2 that is currently out-of-stock, the major differnce however is the that the HTC Touch Pro2 has a full QWERTY keyboard.
The HTC Imagio will be available online at Verizon online beginning Oct. 6 and in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores beginning Oct. 20 for $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. You can use the Mobile News' Verizon online coupon-link to get the rebate instantly with an online purchase.
Monthly access package for V CAST Mobile TV is $15 per month.
AdMob, published its August 2009 Mobile Metrics Repor and smartphone penetration continues to climb worldwide.It lists the top 20 handsets and top 20
smartphones in each geographic region. While Symbian devices such as
the Nokia N70 and N95 continue to be popular handsets, the report finds
that the iPhone OS, Android and webOS have gained marketshare over
competing platforms in the last six months. In particular, Android has
shown strong momentum, with increasing usage of the HTC Dream (G1) and
HTC Magic (myTouch) devices in the US and Europe.
The top North American Smartphones in order were:
- iPhone,
- HTC Dream (myTouch 3G)
- Nokia N90
- Palm Pre
- BlackBerry Curve
